Ent Scissor

Description Type: Iris Scissors (named for eye surgery, now widely used). Blades: Short, fine, and curved for maneuvering in tight spaces. Cutting Edge: Often features Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the cutting edges for long-lasting sharpness. Finish: Can be matte or polished; TC.  Specifications Length: 4.5 inches (approx. 11.5 cm)....

Description & Features Precision & Control: Tiny jaws and fine tips allow for intricate cutting, ideal for micro-surgery, ophthalmology, and ENT procedures. Tungsten Carbide (TC): Hard metal inserts on the blades provide superior sharpness and drastically extend cutting edge life compared to standard steel....

Description Type: Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors. Design: Curved (Cvd) for better visibility and access in deep surgical cavities. Material: Premium Quality Stainless Steel with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the cutting edges for superior hardness and longer life. Length: 8 inches (approx. 20.3 cm) overall....

Description: Type: Dissecting Scissors (Metzenbaum). Length: Approximately 7 inches (17.8 cm). Blade: Curved profile, often with blunt tips, designed for cutting fine tissues. Material: Premium surgical stainless steel with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the cutting edges for superior sharpness and durability. Handle: Finger rings, sometimes gold-plated for identification, providing comfortable...

Key Features & Specifications: Type: Dissecting Scissors (Metzenbaum). Length: 6 inches (approx. 15 cm). Material: Surgical-grade Stainless Steel. Blades: Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts for extreme hardness and edge retention, often with one micro-serrated blade. Tips: Blunt, atraumatic tips for safe, delicate dissection. Curvature: Curved blades, designed for accessing deeper surgical sites....

Description: Type: Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors (for fine tissue). Length: 8 inches (approx. 20.3 cm). Profile: Straight blades. Material: Premium surgical stainless steel with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts. Blades: Fine tips, designed for precision cutting and blunt dissection, preventing tissue trauma. Handles: Ergonomic ring handles for comfortable grip. Finish: Polished or satin finish. ...

Description Type: Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors. Profile: Straight. Length: 7 inches (17.8 cm) overall. Material: High-quality stainless steel with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on the cutting edges, often with gold-plated finger rings for identification. Design: Long shank, short blades, rounded tips, and ring handles for enhanced control in delicate procedures....

Description Type: Dissecting Scissors (Metzenbaum). Use: Delicate surgery, fine dissection of soft tissues, trimming. Not for heavy tissue or sutures. Design: Long shank-to-blade ratio, extra-long handles for deep access, short, fine blades. Tips: Blunt tips (can vary, but commonly blunt in this type). Handles: Finger rings often gold-plated for...

Description: Name: Mayo Scissors, Curved (CVD), Tungsten Carbide (TC). Purpose: Dissecting, cutting, and removing tough tissues (muscle, fascia, ligaments) during surgery, especially in deep or confined spaces. Key Feature (TC): Tungsten carbide inserts on the blades provide significantly enhanced hardness, durability, and prolonged sharpness compared to standard...

Description & Features Name Breakdown: Mayo (type), CVD (Curved), TC (Tungsten Carbide). Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel body with Tungsten Carbide (TC) cutting edges. Blades: Curved, often with semi-blunt tips to prevent tissue damage, beveled edges for clean cuts. Handles: Ergonomic ring handles, often...

Description Mayo Scissors: Named after the Mayo brothers, these are general-purpose dissecting scissors for cutting dense tissues like muscle, fascia, and ligaments. Curved (CVD): The blades curve, allowing surgeons better visibility and reach in deep or confined surgical areas. TC (Tungsten Carbide): Hard inserts...

Description Type: Surgical scissors, specifically Mayo pattern, used for dissection and cutting tough tissues. Size: 8 inches (approx. 20.3 cm) in total length, offering good reach and control. Blade: Straight (STR) for precise cutting of superficial tissues and sutures. Tungsten Carbide (TC): Harder than steel, these inserts provide superior,...

Description: Type: Surgical Dissecting Scissors. Material: Surgical Stainless Steel with Tungsten Carbide (TC) inserts on cutting edges. Design: 7 inches (approx. 17.8 cm) long, with straight blades and blunt tips (usually) for precise cutting of superficial tissues and auxiliary materials. Handles: Ergonomic finger rings, often gold-plated to signify TC blades. ...

Description Name: Mayo Scissors, Tungsten Carbide (TC), Straight. Purpose: General dissection, cutting dense tissues (ligaments, fascia) and auxiliary materials in surgery, especially where heavy-duty cutting is needed. Appearance: Stainless steel body, with distinctive gold-plated finger rings indicating TC inserts, and straight blades.  Key Specifications Material: Premium Stainless Steel...

Description These are specialized scissors, typically 13cm (about 5 inches) long, used in healthcare for removing stitches (sutures). They feature fine, sharp blades for precision and often a unique hook or notch on one blade that slides under the suture to lift it, preventing...

Description Purpose: Primarily for safely removing sutures after surgery, cutting surgical threads, and minor dissection. Design: Often called Spencer, or Iris scissors, they have fine, sharp points for precision. Key Feature: One blade usually has a small hook or notch to catch and lift the suture before...

Description Purpose: Originally for ophthalmic procedures (iris dissection), now used for precise cutting of delicate tissues in plastic, general, and microsurgery. Design: Small, lightweight, with large finger loops for control, available with curved blades (CVD) for accuracy in tight spaces or straight for dissection. Tips: Extremely...

Description & Key Features Precision Tips: Fine, sharp points designed for detailed cutting of delicate tissues and sutures. Compact Size: 4.5 inches (approx. 11.4 cm) provides excellent control and maneuverability in tight surgical spaces. Material: High-grade, German stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization....

Description Purpose: Primarily for cutting bandages, dressings, gauze, and sometimes clothing or tough materials like plaster, without harming skin. Design: Angled blades with a flattened, blunt "foot" on the lower blade to protect skin, plus finger-ring handles for grip. Material: High-quality, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless...

Description & Key Features: Angled Design: The blades are angled to easily slide under bandages and improve visibility. Blunt Tip (Flattened Knob): The lower blade has a flattened, blunt tip (nodule) that safely goes under dressings to lift and cut without puncturing skin. Material:...